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Hello and welcome back to the Triforce podcast. We are away this week either we didn't

record a podcast or possibly Tom is also on holiday and hasn't edited the one we did

record over Christmas. Whatever the reason, this is a bonus when we record it in advance.

It's been a weird format we've already put one out so you get the idea. But if you like

this kind of stuff, let us know and we might do more. Please have a very, very new year's

here on the day season if you're listening to this in the future. Enjoy the show. Hello

and thank you very much for supporting the Triforce podcast through any means. So I'm excited

to share it with you. Sips is here. I'm here. I'm here. Today we are going to go through

and decide what was the best war. Oh my God. We're actually doing this. We're doing this.

I suggest that. I'm very, very glad we've got it. I'm glad we're able to do this. And

obviously we're going to do the format we've lost time. We're going to have the top 8

with a knockout rounds until we decide which one is best. Let's sit and we set some

ground rules before we do this. Please do that. What are our categories for goodness of war?

Because obviously they should all be bad. But we're just, we need to figure out how are

we going to, how are we going to gauge them? How are we going to do it? There's an elephant

in the room with the world wars. Do you mean they are, they are clearly going to have

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